Clinton Sees Warm Polish Welcome as NATO Expands
President Clinton visits Warsaw amid NATO expansion talks with the Czech Republic and Hungary. Polish leader Aleksander Kwasniewski calls the move extraordinary as Clinton says modernization costs will be modest and not lead to an arms race. He frames NATO openness as ending Yalta divisions and boosting security.
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Orange march plans cast Northern Ireland tension high
Belfast reports of the Orange Order planning a Saturday march across the province to commemorate King William III's 1690 victory, with Catholics in the River Lagan area wary of clashes as bonfires and flags symbolize deep sectarian divides.
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Cambodia’s Hun Sen Proclaims Shared Power Yet Controls Capital
Cambodian coup leader Hun Sen gave his first public appearance since the weekend takeover, declaring himself sole master while claiming ongoing partnership with his rival Norodom Ranariddh’s party. He warned against external interference as fighting reportedly continues in the northwest.
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Forecasters expect steady growth through 1998
Washington economists project moderate expansion into 1996 with 3.5 percent growth this year and easing to 2.2 percent in 1996. They anticipate inflation to stay contained, with CPI rises of 2.7 percent in 1997 and 2.8 percent in 1998, easing from 3.8 percent in 1996.
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Fund-raiser testimony on Thai visit to White House
In June 1996 Dem party finance chief Richard Sullivan faced Senate campaign finance hearings testifying that donor Pauline Kanchanalak escorted Thai visitors to the White House for coffee with President Clinton, an act he called an improper use of the coffee events. NASA notes space shuttle Columbia flame experiments may boost cleaner car engines.
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National Toddler Blamed for Death in Georgia Trial
Tracy Rhame, now 28, testifies that her mother lied to shield her stepfather in the 1971 death of 4 month-old Matthew Golder. Jan Barry Sandlin, 46, faces murder, aggravated assault and child cruelty charges and is serving a Florida life sentence for armed robbery. Prosecutors say he beat the baby, then placed Tracy in the crib to deflect blame.
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Aiken Standard publication and mailing details
The Aiken Standard is published weekday afternoons and weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. Address changes go to P O Box 456, Aiken, SC 29002. Home delivery rates listed: 9.95 monthly, 26.85 for 3 months, 107.40 per year. county mail 11.20 monthly, 97.20 for 6 months.
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